Demolition
Insurance

What is Demolition Insurance?
Depending on the insurer and policy selected, cover may be available for public liability, contract works, plant and equipment, vehicles, environmental risks and professional services. Our brokers work with demolition businesses to review insurance options relevant to their activities, project requirements and risk exposures.
Who Should Consider Demolition Insurance?
Even where insurance is not mandated, appropriate cover may help provide financial protection against unexpected events such as structural collapse, equipment damage, contamination incidents or third-party claims.
Why Insuregroup?


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Types of Demolition Insurance Cover
Common cover options include:

Public liability insurance

Contract works insurance

Plant and equipment insurance

Commercial motor insurance

Environmental liability insurance

Professional indemnity insurance

Workers compensation insurance

Management liability insurance
What Does Demolition Insurance Cover?
Third-party injury or property damage claims
Structural collapse resulting in insured losses
Damage to works in progress
Theft or accidental damage to plant, tools and equipment
Vehicle incidents involving insured business vehicles
Environmental incidents covered under the policy
Legal defence costs associated with covered liability claims
Loss or damage arising from insured events affecting projects, machinery or equipment
What Isn’t Covered By Demolition Insurance?
Intentional or fraudulent acts
Work performed outside licence or regulatory requirements
Wear and tear, gradual deterioration or poor maintenance
Pre-existing damage or known issues
Certain fines, penalties or regulatory breaches
Activities specifically excluded under the policy
Pollution or contamination events not covered by the policy wording
How Insuregroup Can Help
Insuregroup works with demolition contractors, asbestos removalists, strip-out specialists and other businesses undertaking high-risk demolition work. Demolition projects and asbestos-related work can involve complex risk profiles, strict compliance requirements and insurance considerations that may not fit within standard construction insurance arrangements.
As a specialist brokerage and member of the Steadfast Insurance Group, we provide access to a broad panel of insurers and a wide range of insurance products, helping businesses explore insurance options for demolition-related activities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does demolition work often require specialist insurance?
Can asbestos removal contractors obtain insurance?
Is public liability insurance important for demolition businesses?
Can demolition businesses insure plant and specialised equipment?
How do I get a quote for demolition insurance?
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